SIP Manufacturing announced a significant $100 million expansion into Mississippi on Wednesday, and Southaven is now the company’s new base.
In order to manage everything from liquid product development to final shipment, the contract beverage manufacturer and co-packer intends to convert an existing plant.
Governor Tate Reeves said, “We’ve stayed focused on helping companies grow and giving Mississippians new pathways to good careers. I’m glad SIP Manufacturing has chosen to grow in Mississippi and become part of our state’s historic success.”
Nearly 200 new jobs will be created by the initiative, according to local officials.
The factory will blend, package, and distribute a variety of beverage lines across several market sectors using an adaptable infrastructure.
